Classes begin at 5:30, Friday evenings with Supper and End Saturday afternoon close to 3pm, lunch is provided.
This workshop was initially started by the Rev. Dr. Martin Broken Leg and was designed to satisfy the Anti-racism requirements as set by the Episcopal church at the time. Currently, Archdeacon Paul Sneve carries on this work. This workshop will delve into pre-Christian Lakota Culture as well as the history of the Episcopal Church in Minnesota and Dakota Territory, how the Episcopal Church affected the Culture of Lakota People and how Lakota Culture has informed the Episcopal Church.
The uniqueness of the Lakota Language and especially how it is used in the Church will be discussed and we will discuss the Doctrine of Discovery and it’s role in the colonization of North America.
Attention will be given to the Lakota Culture and the Church today and where we may be heading.
All are welcome to attend this Workshop. This is required for all Diocesan Employees.
There is a $30 fee to attend. To Register visit our Diocesan website, Niobrara Page.